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Round rubies, sapphires and diamonds, red and blue plique-à-jour enamel, 18k yellow gold and platinum (French marks), circa 1945, signed Boucheron, Paris, maker’s mark, numbered

Size/Dimensions: 6.9 x 4.1 cm (234 x 158 in)
Gross Weight: 18.9 grams
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After World War II, jewels featuring red, white and blue designs emerged as symbols of postwar optimism and patriotism. Drawn from the Allied Flags, these colors served as a metaphor for unity. The trend flourished on both sides of the Atlantic, as both European and American houses unveiled iconic creations that showcased unique combinations of the three colors.

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